Paragraph

1 12|     others, and to study their words, though they might be shallow.
2 31|        himself; and if, in his words, he has any excess, he dares
3 31| himself such license. Thus his words have respect to his actions,
4 31|    actions have respect to his words; is it not just an entire
5 3 |    governed, he is sure by his words to rise; and when it is
6 8 |  cannot sufficiently attest my words. I have learned the ceremonies
7 13|        law to the kingdom. His words are for ages a lesson to